Going to Svalbard once was enough to instantly make me want to take up wildlife photography and learn how to do it right.

As soon as I was back from the islands, I got myself a 16-80mm lens. Then, crucial step (and actual point of this post), I traded in the two lenses I already owned, an 18-55mm and a 70-300mm, in exchange for a 100-400mm.

These are some of the shots I’ve taken with my old 70-300mm and the 100-400mm lens I purchased then.
(I’ve now switched to a different 100-400mm, but that’s another story.)

PS. I will be uploading wildlife shots every time I get the amazing opportunity to photograph wildlife. It doesn’t happen that often, but I am keen to keep a dedicated folder here.

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